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One Flight Up brings live jazz back to the Financial District
Drummer Joe Strasser and Mark Quinn have opened an intimate jazz club at 108 Greenwich Street, with evening sets, late-night jams and…
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Don Omar brings reggaeton’s first empire back to Brooklyn
Don Omar brings The Last King World Tour to Barclays Center on Oct. 10, revisiting a catalog that helped move reggaeton from…
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Steve Lacy gets one night at Radio City
Steve Lacy brings the Oh Yeah? Tour to Radio City on Oct. 10, four years after Bad Habit turned his private, guitar-led…
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Jessie Ware brings the disco back to Radio City
Jessie Ware brings the Superbloom Tour to Radio City Music Hall on Oct. 8, turning a famously formal room over to one…
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Fat Dog turn burnout into a contact sport
Cancel Me (I’m Tired) sounds like a band discovering that exhaustion can be another source of velocity.
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Twin Atlantic stop running from the soft parts
Separation From the Animals finds Twin Atlantic treating adulthood not as a retreat from rock, but as new material for it.
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Blossoms make marriage sound stranger than romance
On Songs From the Wedding Cake, Blossoms turn marriage into pop material: arguments, errands, jokes, devotion and all.
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Of Monsters and Men Have Outgrown the Indie-Folk Boom
At Central Park SummerStage, the Icelandic band made room for the songs that turned it into a phenomenon without moving back into…
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Persian Mystical Music Changes the Pace at the Met
At the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Persian mystical music offered an experience that resisted the museum’s instinct to classify.
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Jordi Savall Makes Old Music Feel Present
At Carnegie Hall, Jordi Savall and Hespèrion XXI made historical performance sound less like preservation than conversation.